Anisha Singhal (anisha-singhal)

asinghal30 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

Anisha Singhal ('23) is an Opinions writer. She writes about social and community issues with the hope to fuel growth and progress. She is also a debater, a soccer player, and volunteers as a tutor. In her free time, Anisha enjoys reading and spending time with her friends and family.

Lin Brothers Robotics Lab Unveiled

Anisha Singhal, Judy Namkoong, Rorie Taylor, Ziying Jian

A ribbon cutting ceremony for the Lin Brothers Robotics Lab was held on December 8 to recognize its opening.

Issue 8, Volume 113

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“I’m a Christian” “I’m a Pisces”

What I originally thought was fad hinged on cultural appropriation may be someone’s new religion.

Issue 2, Volume 113

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Mr. Peng: The Solo Act

Anisha Singhal, Isabella Jia, Janna Wang, Lauren Lee, Maya Nelson

The Personal Finance elective taught by Peng has become one of the most sought-after courses at Stuyvesant, leading to students’ desire for an expansion of the course.

Issue 15, Volume 112

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Calculus Before Credit Scores?

Without financial literacy education, our futures are in danger.

Issue 14, Volume 112

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Stuyvesant Students’ Concerns on Financial Literacy

Afra Mahmud, Anisha Singhal, Ava Quarles, Erica Chen, Maya Nelson, Raymond Yang, Samantha Hua, Vivian Teo

Issue 14, Volume 112

Students Call For Financial Literacy

Afra Mahmud, Anisha Singhal, Ava Quarles, Erica Chen, Maya Nelson, Raymond Yang, Samantha Hua, Vivian Teo

The Spectator conducted a survey to gauge the level of financial literacy at Stuyvesant. Here are the findings.

Issue 14, Volume 112

Economics at Stuyvesant: The Place for Personal Finance?

Anisha Singhal, Isabella Jia, Nada Hameed, Nicole Liu, Peter Goswami, Zifei Zhao

Economics classes at Stuyvesant have great value, but their curriculums are too packed to do full justice to financial literacy.

Issue 14, Volume 112

Wisdom From Our Alumni

Anisha Singhal, Inara Rabbani, Oliver Hollmann, Rebecca Bao

The Spectator surveyed alumni on how well Stuyvesant prepared them for handling real-world finances. The results are clear: a lack of education in financial literacy has been and continues to be a problem for Stuyvesant students.

Issue 14, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

SING! Top Fives 2022

Anisha Singhal, Kenisha Mahajan, Shafiul Haque

Issue 12, Volume 112

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Describing Light

Meditating for five minutes doesn’t work, so I meditate while eating, walking, and doing dishes.

Issue 11, Volume 112

Saving Christmas With Diwali Lights, Jewelry, and Fake Gifts

My first time celebrating Christmas started with a dumpyard.

Issue 9, Volume 112

College Mythbusters

Alyssa Choi, Anisha Singhal, Kenisha Mahajan, Maya Nelson

Stuyvesant students create echo chambers of misinformation about the college process. We’ve broken down four of the most common Stuyvesant college myths.

Issue 8, Volume 112

Spare the Rod

Corporal punishment is dangerous and must be banned.

Issue 2, Volume 112

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Spare the Rod

Corporal punishment is dangerous and must be banned.

Issue 2, Volume 112

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Teen Girl Bashing

Teenage girls are constantly invalidated for their behavior and interests.

Issue 1, Volume 112

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Stuyvesant: An Equalizer?

Anisha Singhal, Christina Pan

The word “privilege” doesn’t capture the full story.

Issue 0, Volume 112

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The Secret Lives of Stuyvesant Teachers

Anisha Singhal, Isabella Jia, Rebecca Bao

Teachers share their past interesting experiences and stories.

Issue 0, Volume 112

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Taboo Means Menstruation

The stigma around menstruation is feeding a cycle of silent oppression.

Issue 15, Volume 111

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The Feminist Shampoo

When we see feminism everywhere, the part of the movement that is genuinely pushing for change is easily overlooked.

Issue 13, Volume 111

The Feminist Shampoo

When we see feminism everywhere, the part of the movement that is genuinely pushing for change is easily overlooked.

Issue 13, Volume 111

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The Reflexive “She’s Lying”

Instead of slamming their credibility, if we support and validate victims for speaking up, we will draw out more voices, making our communities safer and bringing closure to those who have already suffered.

Issue 11, Volume 111

Calculus Before Checkbooks?

Many high school students are at the doorsteps of momentous financial decisions—but are educationally unprepared to make them.

Issue 9, Volume 111

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Indoors, on the Sidewalk?

In-person dining is becoming more perilous this winter as restaurants and customers are sidelining caution for comfort and convenience.

Issue 7, Volume 111